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TikToker apologises after rugby players left to haul bathtub down 3,000ft peak

TikToker Tom Christopher has apologised after his divisive attempt to break a world record atop Pen Y Fan in South Wales ended with rugby players hauling a bathtub down the peak

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mirror.co.ukStai leggendo19 h fa

TikToker apologises after rugby players left to haul bathtub down 3,000ft peak

TikToker Tom Christopher has apologised after his divisive attempt to break a world record atop Pen Y Fan in South Wales ended with rugby players hauling a bathtub down the peak

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dailymail.com12 h fa

'Fury as 'mindless' influencer dumps bathtub at top of Brecon Beacons

Tom Christopher, 35, carried the tub up Pen Y Fan- the highest peak in South Wales-  in an attempt to break the record for the 'world's highest bath'.

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  1. mercoledì 22 luglio 2026·mirror.co.uk

    TikToker apologises after rugby players left to haul bathtub down 3,000ft peak

    TikToker Tom Christopher has apologised after his divisive attempt to break a world record atop Pen Y Fan in South Wales ended with rugby players hauling a bathtub down the peak

  2. mercoledì 22 luglio 2026·dailymail.com

    'Fury as 'mindless' influencer dumps bathtub at top of Brecon Beacons

    Tom Christopher, 35, carried the tub up Pen Y Fan- the highest peak in South Wales-  in an attempt to break the record for the 'world's highest bath'.